You got yourself a great firearm!! I converted mine into the "Cobra Special" Edition from 2020, I'm using the grips on my 3" King Cobra, still have the hammer, but not using it!!
From the visual perspective this revolver is absolutely gorgeous! Carried concealed it would certainly induce confidence for one's self protection. Jim Cirrillo was always confident that with good shot placement the revolvers his life (and that of his partner) depended on would perform perfectly. The outcome of the numerous lethal engagements he and his partner succeeded over the men trying to murder them established that his confidence was well founded! Trying the night sight in a darkened shooting environment is great testing, thank you for that. Your Darth Vader comment was utterly priceless, they should apply for the rights to use that quote in their advertising!
@@bosse641 Wouldn't do you any good since the action on this particular Gun (Night Cobra) is double action only even with a spur hammer it won't stay back and allow an Single action shot.
Is the trigger still 8lbs on double action? Or did it change? I know id prefer to have my first shot to be a 2lb hairpin on single action in case i was forced to use my non dominant hand in a struugle situation. Could save my life getting that 1 break on the weight just to get to safety to regroup
Looking back on it, the G10 is VERY attractive, but after shooting both on the same handgun, the Rubber DEFINITELY helps tame recoil and makes it MUCH more comfortable to shoot.
I don't know why Smith and Wesson, Kimber and Colt all set an arbitrarily high MSRP on their top of the line carry revolvers. 360PD MSRP is $1200 but street price is barely over half
@@yrsued I have both the modern hammer and a classic hammer. Only shot the classic once so not to damage it's value to much. I and my grandmother love the new one
Sorry you didn't like it, but I don't do Negative Reviews, if I don't like it, I don't talk about it, so think about it for a minute, if you don't see it here, there is a reason for that!!
Hammer still has some angles on it.....can still get caught on a belt....why not round it like a real Cobra? I guess it would include anither process and more labor.
@@adrianotero7963 I still can't figure out how it can be catching on a belt, are you carrying without a Holster?? I use a Galco Belt OWB Holster and there's NO WAY for it to catch on anything!!!!
My father just gifted me this piece. I’ve shot it many times when he brought it to the range; and now it is mine. Truly a magnificent weapon
You got yourself a great firearm!! I converted mine into the "Cobra Special" Edition from 2020, I'm using the grips on my 3" King Cobra, still have the hammer, but not using it!!
"If Darth Vader had a revolver" XD
From the visual perspective this revolver is absolutely gorgeous!
Carried concealed it would certainly induce confidence for one's self protection.
Jim Cirrillo was always confident that with good shot placement the revolvers his life (and that of his partner) depended on would perform perfectly.
The outcome of the numerous lethal engagements he and his partner succeeded over the men trying to murder them established that his confidence was well founded!
Trying the night sight in a darkened shooting environment is great testing, thank you for that.
Your Darth Vader comment was utterly priceless, they should apply for the rights to use that quote in their advertising!
LOL, thanks for your comments, you should see in a upcoming Video what I did to it!!
That looks like an excellent concealed carry piece.
IT is!!
Good call on it being a good investment. 4 years later and these things are hard to find! Selling on Gunnroker for over 1,500 bucks.
The funny thing is that I converted this revolver into the Cobra Special...
Black is BACK! I prefer blued, but black is much better looking than stainless steel disgraced with a matte finish.
I really like this new version!!
So cool this one. Would like it with a spur hammer though. Perfect EDC.
Want one.
How much you want to bet that they will make a Night Cobra version with the Spur Hammer...
@@yrsued Maybe a after market option coming ? Or you could get a regular hammer and have it blackened ?
@@bosse641 I wouldn't be shocked if that happened.
I might would buy one then !!!
@@bosse641 Wouldn't do you any good since the action on this particular Gun (Night Cobra) is double action only even with a spur hammer it won't stay back and allow an Single action shot.
Love it
Can you put a classic wood grip on one of these?
Yes, I did a Video in which I describe how I converted the Night Cobra into the Cobra Special Limited Edition
@@yrsued it’s not on your channel
I wonder if they'll do this night version for the King Cobra.
Maybe, I couldn't tell you, I haven't seen anything yet!!
Nice Gun!
Very much so!! I'm glad they're bringing back the snake revolvers!!
What brand holster did you show?
Galco Combat Master
Is the trigger still 8lbs on double action? Or did it change?
I know id prefer to have my first shot to be a 2lb hairpin on single action in case i was forced to use my non dominant hand in a struugle situation. Could save my life getting that 1 break on the weight just to get to safety to regroup
You know, I haven't tested the trigger pull on it, I think I should
I do not like the rubber grip. This is better, plus its black.
Looking back on it, the G10 is VERY attractive, but after shooting both on the same handgun, the Rubber DEFINITELY helps tame recoil and makes it MUCH more comfortable to shoot.
Nice but the price is outrageous.
Retail, yes, but they do sell for a whole lot less online!!
I don't know why Smith and Wesson, Kimber and Colt all set an arbitrarily high MSRP on their top of the line carry revolvers. 360PD MSRP is $1200 but street price is barely over half
I have the steel hammer version. I love it
I'm partial to the No Hammer Version, but I still love the classic with the Hammer too!!
@@yrsued I have both the modern hammer and a classic hammer. Only shot the classic once so not to damage it's value to much. I and my grandmother love the new one
@@bigsasserify I have a 1972 Cobra that belonged to my Dad, that is a classic!!
If i buy one it is to carry.....not put away for future value is that what Colt has become? A museum piece.......but to each his own.
Looks good, but this wasn’t a review, it was more like a commercial.
Sorry you didn't like it, but I don't do Negative Reviews, if I don't like it, I don't talk about it, so think about it for a minute, if you don't see it here, there is a reason for that!!
Hammer still has some angles on it.....can still get caught on a belt....why not round it like a real Cobra? I guess it would include anither process and more labor.
Adrian Otero the Night Cobra doesn’t have a sour... it’s totally bobbed
@@yrsued i didnt say it was not bobbed....i said it still has some angles that can be caught on a belt.
@@adrianotero7963 I still can't figure out how it can be catching on a belt, are you carrying without a Holster?? I use a Galco Belt OWB Holster and there's NO WAY for it to catch on anything!!!!
What a dumb comment..
Very unlikely. It's smooth and you would have a better chance to catch the front sight on a belt than that bobbed hammer.